Bøger af Charles MacLean

Over 650 detaljerede smagsnoter og afbildninger af de mest spændende maltwhiskyer, blends og grains fra hele verden. Hoveddelen er opdelt i lande. Den beskriver mærkerne i alfabetisk orden hos hovedproducenterne i Skotland, Irland, USA, Canada og Japan efterfulgt af whiskyer fra andre dele af Europa, Sydasien, Australien og Afrika. Ikke alene dækker den produktionen hos både små og store whiskydestillerier, men den omfatter også et bredt udvalg af blendede whiskyer. Ind i mellem oversigterne over verdens whiskyer er der artikler om produktionsprocesser og de forskellige whiskytyper, portrætter af bestemte destillerier og ’guidede ture’, der går gennem whiskyregionerne i Skotland, Irland, USA og Japan. For ingen oplevelse forstærker nydelsen af whisky så meget som et besøg på et destilleri i aktion, hvor man kan nyde duftene, få en fornemmelse af den dygtighed, dedikation og tid, der skal til for at fremstille den udsøgte spiritus, og naturligvis at smage en dram lige ved kilden.

WHISKY MED SJÆL er et storslået portræt af Skotlands destillerier. Tag på en rejse rundt i otte af Skotlands regioner,og oplev landets 50 bedste destillerier. Læs om ingredienser, håndværket og traditionerne bag de magiske gyldne dråber.Bogen indholder 250 fotografier, der gennem skiftende årstider fanger sjælen i de omkringliggende landskaber og lokalsamfund, og bringer os helt tæt på arbejdet inden i destillerierne, hvormed whiskeyen bliver til.Whisky er meget mere end væsken i flasken, det er historie, håndværk, traditioner samlet gennem århundredes erfaring.

New edition of the essential handbook for all whisky lovers

The original large format edition of Spirit of Place, exploring the fifty greatest distilleries in Scotland.

A groundbreaking medical study that sheds light on the causes and transmission of some of the most deadly diseases in human history, including the Black Death. Informed by extensive research and firsthand observations, this book offers valuable insights into the nature of contagion and the importance of public health measures.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

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A classic work of social history and a moving account of the destruction of a remote Scottish community

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'There was no warning of any kind . . .'Friday rush-hour. Martin Gregory, laden with packages, just manages to catch the 4.48 train. Tomorrow is his wife's birthday - he has a surprise in store - and he plans to devote the weekend to her and their beloved dogs. But Saturday morning, Martin rises early and does something so horrific, so inexplicable and so out of character his only option is to run . . .And from this shocking incident the journey begins. With the help of a therapist he can't trust, and friends who no longer trust him, Martin's quest for meaning takes him down shifting realities and twisted corridors of time into the deepest recesses of the human mind. It is a world of menace and obsession from which neither he - nor the reader - can escape, for Martin Gregory is either lost in a dark maze of madness and horror, or frighteningly sane.

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